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I want to tell my mom that she is very over protective and is very controlling.

I am not able to hang out with my friends in less they come to my house so she can make sure that I am doing what is right.I am not allowed to have a myspace because she doesn’t like the people I talk to, and I have to have friends that are my age even though I am going into highschool next year and we will mix. I just don’t know how to tell her to chill out!

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I want to tell my mom that she is very over protective and is very controling. I am not able to hang out with my friends in less they come to my house so she can make sure that I am doing what is right.I am not allowed to have a myspace because she doesn’t like the people I talk to, and I have to have friends that are my age even though I am going into highschool next year and we will mix. I just don’t know how to tell her to chill out!

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An Unknown Location | 5 months, 1 week ago (5 minutes after post)

maybe try distilling how you feel into words on paper and move on from there? whatever happens, as pissed off as you may get, try to keep a cool head and keep the convo civilized…this just my input from the mistakes i made while i had this conversation…or what rapidly devolved into a shouting match anyway…with my parents. when you figure out how you feel, and also give yourself a chance to see things from your mom’s perspectives, it’ll be much easier to construct a reasoned argument that’ll help you get the freedom you want. you might initially have to strike a compromise that’ll still restrict you considerably, but freedom isn’t earned all at once…start out with the small stuff and gradually just try going ahead with the bigger stuff.

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An Unknown Location | 5 months, 1 week ago (7 minutes after post)

hint, that your friends have alot more freedom and your being left out.

dont guilt trip her as such, just give her something to think about

worked with my mum :P

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An Unknown Location | 5 months, 1 week ago (37 minutes after post)

How are you not able to hang out with your friends unless they come over to your house? Seriously, just do it. Tell her you are going to see a friend and that is that. The most she will do is get you in trouble/bicker at you, maybe ground you, whatever. But do it despite that. When you show her that you are doing nothing wrong and that nothing she does will stop you from doing what you want (and not to mention what is perfectly OK) then hopefully she will back off. Maybe not inititally, but eventually. If you are doing nothing wrong she has no right to control you like that!

I hate controlling parents.

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5 months, 1 week ago (42 minutes after post)

Yepp. Guilt trip here. But don’t use the “but all my other friends” line, because she’ll just throw “well I dont care what all the other kids do, you’re my daughter” line at you and it will automatically trump your line.

Just make her feel guilty for holding you back from life. You have to grow up and think for yourself sometime. Highschool is when it starts for most

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An Unknown Location | 3 months, 1 week ago (2 months after post)

**** parents man my overcontrolling parents,my mom just grounds me for the slightest things it really getting stupid i want to ******* get done with school and never see this ***** again

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An Unknown Location | 3 weeks, 3 days ago (4 months, 2 weeks after post)

My parents are exactly the same seriously they litterly flip at me for the slightest thing all you need to do is hold your ground and fight back or you will never win, or if that dont work try on your dad see if he helps ease it up thats how i get by or i would seriously have moved out already!

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